The Financial Independence Show – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Cody shares how he’s able to earn over $75,000 per month in passive income on the Forget About Money Podcast.

His big four are:

1. Digital Products
2. Real Estate
3. Affiliate Marketing / Sponsorships
4. Stock market investments (doesn’t really count, but we explain)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1bh6ZIld6w&t=1276s

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What would you be willing to do to hit financial independence early?

Michael Alberse lived differently for 2+ years to save over 90% of his income as a Google employee.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Living in a van
• Managing finances with a significant other
• Landing a 6-figure job (with insane perks)
• Starting an agency
• Small business investing
• Finding your “why”

And so much more.

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• Michael’s Instagram

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoR3Ae1oYtQ

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From an early age, Ramon knew that he wasn’t cut out for corporate America.

So, in his early 20s, with only $1,000 to his name, he took a chance and got his real estate license.

After many hard lessons yet eventual success, he decided to open his own brokerage just two years later.

The astonishing thing is that Ramon opened a brokerage when he was only 24 years old.

He now runs one of the top brokerages in the entire country!

In this podcast, he shares the entire journey including the ups and downs of the business, revenue and income numbers, and what continues to motivate him.

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• • Ramon’s Instagram
  • Ramon’s YouTube
  • Ramon’s Real Estate Brokerage
  • Ramon’s Real Estate Media Company

https://youtu.be/Fiur7fzktRc

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Today’s episode features Sam Dogen aka Financial Samurai and author of Buy This Not That.

Sam is one of the original voices of financial independence.

He started his blog way back in 2009 and actually let Mr. Money Mustache write an early guest post before he hit it big.

Sam is known for his analytical approach and he comes with a stacked set of credentials.

He spent 13 years working at Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse, studied economics at William & Mary, and got his MBA from UC Berkeley.

Now, he’s going beyond his 2,500 articles and millions of readers and expanding into print.

With his book, Buy This Not That, he looks to give readers the courage to tackle tough money decisions without being saddled with regret.

Some of those decisions include:

• Pay for private school or public school

• Join a startup or work for an established company

• Job hop or stay a loyal soldier

• Invest in real estate or stocks

• When to rent or buy

• When to invest in tax-advantaged versus taxable accounts

• Marry for love or marry for money

• Have children early or late

• Combine your finances or keep separate accounts

• Buy or lease a car

• Keep The Bank Of Mom And Dad open or closed for your adult children

Sam is an insane wealth of knowledge so if you liked this episode as much as we did, please share!

• Financial Samurai
• Buy This Not That <- Sam’s new book
• Sam’s Twitter

https://youtu.be/wejKdW0WYco

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Today’s episode features Justin David Carl aka Dragon, creator of Alchemize Life and Fit Rich Vegan.

If you look at Justin today you’ll see Life Alchemist, Entrepreneur, Holistic Wellbeing Thought-Leader, Podcaster, Fitness & Money Coach, Fashionista, Spiritual Hipster, and the list goes on.

That wasn’t always true though…

Justin had spent most of his younger years with the singular goal of getting into Stanford, which he eventually did.

However, he found himself leaving Stanford for a career in nightlife.

It was there that Justin started realizing his entrepreneurial abilities… but they came at a cost.

Although he was making great making, he was struggling with abuse, depression, addiction, eating disorders, etc.

Luckily, Justin realized he was headed down the wrong path and returned to Stanford.

There, he would get the opportunity to join an early-stage company in a sales role and increase his net worth from -$80K to over $1M in just two years.

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• Alchemize Life
• Fit Rich Vegan
• Justin’s Instagram

https://youtu.be/2B-6-kMQB48

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Today’s episode features Vitaliy Katsenelson, author of Soul in the Game and creator of Contrarian Edge.

Vitaliy spent the first eighteen years of his life in Murmansk, Russia, a city located above the Arctic Circle in the northwestern corner of Russia.

He and his family then emigrated to the U.S. in 1991 where he would study to become a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).

Vitaliy entered this country with a very strong scarcity mindset, even being blown away by the idea that you could have soda whenever you wanted.

Over the years, Vitaliy would begin writing with a focus on value investing. He started with a more analytical approach that covered financial topics, but over time, his audience grew to ask more and more for his personal stories.

Today, he fully embraces that form of author he has become with his new book Soul in the Game.

We cover some of the topics from his book such as a method to reduce decision fatigue which Vitaliy calls half-binary decisions, the importance of sinking funks, and how emotional intelligence affects investing.

Vitaliy has so much more to offer in this episode as well as in his books so we hope you find a nugget to help you live a more meaningful life.

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• Soul in the game – Vitaliy’s New Book
• Contrarian Edge
• 6 Commandments of Value Investing
• The Intelectual Investor Podcast

https://youtu.be/s0NgyNJQOqk

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Today’s episode features Heather Blankenship, an RV park investor expert, who also runs Wealthy Woman.

Heather had no RV park industry experience and really no capital to get involved either.

A great financing option and a big leap of faith left her as the new owner of a struggling park near Dollywood.

Originally a money pit, Heather finally turned the park around and became profitable after three years.

Since then, she’s far surpassed breaking even.

Today, Heather owns over $30M worth of real estate and has turned that rundown park into a money-making machine.

Heather continually evolves her business and adds more income streams such as golf carts, tiny homes, boat rentals, a country store, laundry, even milk & cookies brought out by their mascot for the kids — the list goes on and on.

Oh, and did we mention she did all this while raising three kids as a single mom!?

We are humbled to bring you Heather’s journey and couldn’t be more impressed with her story.

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• HeatherBlankenship.com
• Wealthy Woman
• Heather on Instagram
• Heather on TikTok

https://youtu.be/rKagYa0GWu0

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In this episode, Cody and Justin walk listeners through the step-by-step flow of what to do with your money at each stage of your financial journey.

Using an excellent flowchart from Reddit as a starting point, we break down the full decision tree and give you our own opinions as well (even the controversial ones).

This flowchart is broken down into the following main stages:

1. Budgeting
2. Emergency Fund
3. Employee-Sponsored Matching funds
4. High-interest debt
5. IRAs
6. 401k/403b/HSA
7. Financial Independence / Life Goals

We think this will be an episode you’ll want to revisit again and again the further you go down your journey.

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• Financial Journey Flowchart

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Today’s episode features Ryan Chaw from Newbie Real-Estate Investing, who has created over $10k in monthly rental income.

Ryan did all this over a 5-year period of investing in California.

His strategy is to buy large single-family homes and rent them by the room to college students.

He even sometimes adds walls to these homes to increase the number of rooms.

Ryan doesn’t just randomly pick tenants either, he uses his P.R.I.M.E method.

P.R.I.M.E – Placement of ad, Review social media, Identify tenant’s personality type, Measure responsiveness, Ensure proof of income.

And on top of all of this…. Ryan is a practicing pharmacist who became a millionaire at age 28!

If you’ve been wondering how you could make money with real estate, take some notes out of Ryan’s playbook.

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• Newbie Real-Estate Investing
• Ryan’s Free Starter Guide

https://youtu.be/MKtt5DYhjRM

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Today’s episode features Jordan Grumet aka Doc G, author of Taking Stock.

Doc G brings the best angles, analogies, and unique perspectives when talking about life and money.

He himself found himself chasing what he thought was his dream and chasing money before slowing down and really critically thinking about what was important.

In his book, Jordan takes us through his perspectives on living a purpose-driven life without regret.

He challenges us to refocus our view of money as not the end goal but simply a tool.

We all struggle with the balance of enjoying life to the fullest now and with delayed gratification. Doc G is here to help us uncover just how to find that balance.

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• Doc G’s Book, Taking Stock
• Doc G’s Podcast, Earn & Invest

https://youtu.be/jZbSfJx5f7M

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